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Awareness as a policy lever Webinar 3 10.00 11:00 BST 4 April 2016 #ToolsForChange WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS Jeff Lazarus Editor-in-Chief of Hepatology, Medicine and Policy & Professor, University of Copenhagen, Denmark Partha S

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Awareness as a policy lever

Webinar 3

10.00 – 11:00 BST 4 April 2016

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Raquel Peck

CEO, World Hepatitis Alliance @RaqPeck

Tara Farrell

Communications Manager, World Hepatitis Alliance

Partha S Mukherjee, PhD (CU), PGDPHN (PHFI)

Project Director & Chief Functionary, Liver Foundation, West Bengal, India

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WELCOME AND INTRODUCTIONS

Jeff Lazarus Editor-in-Chief of Hepatology, Medicine and Policy & Professor, University of Copenhagen, Denmark

@JVLazarus

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Agenda

Topic Speaker

  • Awareness as a policy lever

Raquel Peck

  • WHA member case study

Partha S Mukherjee

  • Creating awareness through social media

Raquel Peck

  • Introduction to the Global Elimination Movement

Tara Farrell

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Awareness as a policy lever

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Raquel Peck

CEO, World Hepatitis Alliance @RaqPeck #ToolsForChange

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WHA Member Case Study

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Partha S Mukherjee, PhD (CU), PGDPHN (PHFI)

Project Director & Chief Functionary, Liver Foundation, West Bengal, India #ToolsForChange

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  • West Bengal – India’s 4th-most populated state with over 91 million
  • 40 million people are HBV carriers and 15-18 million are living with HCV

20% 25% 6% 49%

% prevalence of acute viral hepatitis (AVH) HAV HBV HCV HEV

In India, anti-HCVsero-prevalence is 1-1.15% while in West Bengal it is 0.87%.

West Bengal

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‘Pledge to prevent hepatitis’ activity for WHD 2014

Pledge-Instrument

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Fig: ‘Sera Bangali’ recipient, renowned Actor

  • Mr. Debshankar Haldar

delivering his speech to encourage people on making a Hepatitis free World…

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Creating awareness through social media

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Raquel Peck

CEO, World Hepatitis Alliance @RaqPeck #ToolsForChange

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Launch campaigns

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Reach more people

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Top tips for using social media to create awareness

  • Use a set of common hashtags and promote it with your

network e.g. #WHD2016 / #NOhep /#hepatitis

  • Develop and localise materials e.g. infographics, images etc.
  • Stay connected with similar organisations in your network
  • Follow and connect with traditional media
  • Share regular stories and updates
  • Have conversations
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You can submit a question by typing it in the Questions section in your meeting control panel

How to ask a question

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DISCUSSION / QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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Introduction to the Global Elimination Movement

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Tara Farrell

Communications Manager, World Hepatitis Alliance #ToolsForChange

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Why a movement & why now?

  • World Hepatitis Day is the only unifying moment
  • A strong call from the hepatitis community for a global movement
  • 2016 is a critical opportunity – WHO Elimination Strategy & SDGs
  • Movement needed to unify the community and beyond to ensure commitments are

met and the elimination goal is achieved by 2030

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A movement to eliminate viral hepatitis by 2030 #NOhep

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What does NOhep do?

  • Connects people across the world who have a common goal of eliminating a global

killer

  • Lobbies governments and international organisations to make sure they drive

action to eliminate viral hepatitis

  • Inspires people and tells powerful stories of the achievements of people living

with viral hepatitis

  • Mobilises supporters across the globe to be part of the next greatest achievement
  • Campaigns for a world where people have access to life saving interventions and

do not suffer discrimination #NOhep

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How can you support?

  • Sign up to NOhep (you can sign up from the end of 25 April via the WHD website)
  • Use the NOhep logo on your website and on your materials
  • Use the #NOhep hashtag on social media
  • Join the NOhep Facebook Page and follow us on Twitter (launched on 28 July
  • Incorporate NOhep into your activities on World Hepatitis Day 2016

#NOhep

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Next steps

  • WHD website and materials launched: w/c 25 April
  • Elimination infographic video launched to coincide with the World Health

Assembly: 27 May (TBC)

  • World Hepatitis Day and launch of NOhep website: 28 July

#NOhep

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  • Tune in to the 7pm BST webinar to hear

from Elizabeth Nyamayaro, Senior Advisor to Under-Secretary-General of UN Women & Head of HeForShe Initiative

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You can submit a question by typing it in the ‘Questions’ section in your meeting control panel

How to ask a question

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DISCUSSION / QUESTIONS AND ANSWERS

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SUMMARY AND CLOSE

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Jeff Lazarus

Editor-in-Chief of Hepatology, Medicine and Policy & Professor, University of Copenhagen, Denmark #ToolsForChange @JVLazarus

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THANK YOU FOR ATTENDING

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